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In this episode, Jason Hinkle, CFO, Illinois Region of Deaconess Health System, shares how empowering frontline leaders, strengthening financial partnerships, and embracing innovation are shaping sustainable performance. He also discusses the evolving role of CFOs as strategic leaders in a…

In this episode, Jason Hinkle, CFO, Illinois Region of Deaconess Health System, shares how empowering frontline leaders, strengthening financial partnerships, and embracing innovation are shaping sustainable performance. He also discusses the evolving role of CFOs as strategic leaders in a…

In this podcast, Steve Province, former CEO of a major MCO, joins Kendall Lockhart, Founder & CEO of Me+U Care, to unpack why “meeting people where they are” remains so hard in practice for many health plans, and what it…

As he approaches his one-year anniversary as president and CEO of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based AdventHealth, David Banks pointed to mounting headwinds and broader industry changes as key challenges for health system leaders. Mr. Banks wrote in a LinkedIn post earlier…

Little Rock, Ark.-based Baptist Health plans to discontinue labor and delivery and obstetrics services at its Baptist Health-Fort Smith campus, effective April 28. Forty employees will be affected by the change, a Baptist Health spokesperson said in a March 30…

Some health systems are adopting teledermatology to expand patient access and boost efficiencies, the American Journal of Managed Care reported. As dermatologists face declining reimbursement, they will have to look into alternatives to maintain revenue, including video appointments and asynchronous…

Charlotte, N.C.-based Advocate Health has been using Epic’s new Agent Factory, which creates and monitors agentic AI tools that reason, decide and act within workflows. “By combining Epic’s Agent Factory Platform capabilities with Advocate Health’s scale, clinical insight, and commitment…

At Bloomington, Minn.-based HealthPartners, AI adoption comes down to one priority: trust. “We believe fundamentally that it will be detrimental to our ability to serve our members and our patients if we release AI competencies just for the sake of…

Mammography use among U.S. women remained largely stable from 2002 to 2022, though several subgroups — particularly younger women — experienced notable declines, a study found. The study, led by researchers from Washington University in St. Louis and published March…

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